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Deep root fertilisation is a treatment that delivers liquid nutrients into the soil around trees and shrubs. It can help plants with a confirmed nutrient deficiency, but it is not a routine requirement for every garden. On the Sunshine Coast, the right approach depends on your soil, plant species, drainage and growing conditions. The key is to identify why a plant is struggling before adding fertiliser. Yellow leaves, sparse growth and branch dieback can also result f

Home renovations across the Sunshine Coast continue to surge as property owners modernize coastal homes, expand outdoor living spaces, and adapt dwellings to subtropical conditions. However, modifying a residential property frequently puts existing vegetation at risk. Mature trees contribute significantly to property value, local biodiversity, and natural climate control, but construction activities can easily compromise their health or make them hazardous. Commissioning a

Managing trees on your property requires more than just a chainsaw and a ute. In coastal regions like the Sunshine Coast, where lush subtropical vegetation intersects with residential development and frequent weather events, expert tree management is critical. Whether you need a comprehensive tree report for council approval, a tree risk assessment, or advice on development impacts, engaging an AQF Level 5 consulting arborist ensures you receive legally recognised, scien

Lemon myrtle ( Backhousia citriodora ) is one of Australia's best-loved native plants. It is valued for its dense, glossy foliage, creamy flowers and intensely lemon-scented leaves, which are used in cooking, teas and essential oils. Sunshine Coast gardeners grow it widely because the subtropical climate suits it so well. That same warm, humid climate also favours a range of insects and fungal problems. This guide explains the pests most likely to affect lemon myrtles in t